He knows that he will grow up and can leave and continue with his life in a differnt way other than his parents did.
        
             
        
        
        
The answer is: nature and nurture
Nature and nurture is the ongoing debate in psychological field on whether humans development is mostly influenced by environmental or genetic factors.
Twins often used in such experiment because they have same genetic material. This means that if they were separated, the researchers could analyze whether the environment where they grow up resulted in radical difference within the children's development.
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
The answer is <span>Kyoto Protocol
</span><span>Kyoto Protocol is regarded as the first formal international agreement that taken in order to fight climate change issues.
</span>The protocol was first encated in 1997 and consist of 37 industraliazed nations that pledge together in order to maintain a sustainable environment.
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:These resources, called productive resources, are often classified into three groups: natural resources, human resources, and capital resources. Natural resources (often called land) refer to resources such as coal, water, trees, and land itself. Raw materials used in production come from natural resources.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
1. culture and communication
2. context and power
Explanation:
Intercultural communication often referred to as ICC, is a term that describes the study of communication in various cultures and societies, specifically in ways in which culture relates with communication. 
In other words, ICC explains various process of communication and its characteristics including the problems that are associated with it, in a different cultural and social context which consist people of various background such as religion, social, ethnic, and educational backgrounds.
ICC has four interrelated components which includes:
1. culture
2. communication
3. context
4. power
Hence, the textbook states that CULTURE and COMMUNICATION is the foreground and CONTEXT and POWER is the backdrop against which we can understand intercultural communication